Software Engineer, C++

DRW, a leading technology-driven trading firm with over 1,000 employees globally, is seeking a Senior C++ Software Engineer to join their team in Singapore or Hong Kong. The role focuses on developing and enhancing low latency trade execution systems for their Asia Equity Options business.

The position requires a seasoned professional with at least 4 years of experience in the trading industry, combining deep technical expertise in C++ programming with a strong understanding of financial markets, particularly in options and derivative products. You'll be working with cutting-edge low latency technologies and will be surrounded by senior technologists in an environment that promotes excellence and innovation.

As a key member of the team, you'll be responsible for developing high-availability systems with strict resource and latency constraints, working on highly distributed systems, and bridging the gap between research and trading teams. The role demands strong technical skills in C++ (including boost and STL), multi-threaded programming, and system performance optimization. Knowledge of Python is considered a plus.

The ideal candidate should be comfortable working at a low level, with experience in performance tuning of applications, Linux systems, and socket I/O. You'll need to demonstrate strong problem-solving abilities, excellent interpersonal skills, and the capability to lead projects and drive new initiatives. The role offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology in a fast-paced trading environment while collaborating with talented professionals across research, trading, and technology teams.

DRW offers a collaborative culture where deep curiosity and thoughtful problem-solving are valued. The company has evolved beyond traditional trading to include real estate, cryptoassets, and venture capital, providing diverse opportunities for growth and innovation. This role represents an excellent opportunity for a senior software engineer looking to make a significant impact in the financial technology sector.